Query was only to get some more data points for insurance. I haven't updated my policy in a while.
If you didn't just buy your car, you are well in the money. It may be counter intuitive, but with the rising values I can probably put another 100k miles on and still break even so why not enjoy the hell out of it? (the photo is from Luft7, about a 1400 mile weekend)
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Originally Posted by Kansas
Like I said previously, mid $70s. And that’s a “non-BaT” estimate. And yes, I agree, cars are not goods investments. The only reason I mentioned cashing in, is because your query was about values, so I assumed you were thinking about selling. However, I don’t see how rising values would make you enjoy your car more. Makes me more worried about something happening to mine.
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Haha!
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Originally Posted by creaturecat
if you do trade it, even-up - for a boxster.
please post pics. : )
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Yeah, I have documentation and all the original stuff. Car was bone stock when I bought it and made some minor mods to my preference.
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Originally Posted by hcoles
If you can doc. the 95k miles, that helps IMO.
The bidders may still feel a rebuild will be in order in the near future.
I think $65-75k.
If you can get the cat back in it will open the CA market. IMO - closer to stock the better in terms of selling price. E.g. steering wheel/etc.
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